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This 1966 Mustang is part of the first-generation Ford produced from 1964 until 1969. Within the first production year more than 417,000 Mustangs were sold, setting a record for a new model from Detroit; not to mention creating an entire class of automobiles by itself. These cars had sporty long hoods, along with short rear decks, and became the progenitor of the 'Pony Car' market. The '66 Mustang was the beginning of a market that still is going strong today, with Camaros, Challengers, Cougars, Barracudas and more joining the fray in the early years.

According to the current owner of this car, it has only had 2 previous owners (current owner bought the car in 1996): This good-looking 1966 Mustang convertible is equipped with a 289 CID V8, topped with a 4-barrel carb, and is backed by an Automatic C4 transmission. Jump in, crank up the 289, lower the power top, turn up the radio, slip it into drive, and head down the highway. You will be taken back to the 1960's in the black interior, done in synthetic leather, while you listen to...

Encased in the very unique 'Sauterne Gold Green', this 66 Ford Mustang gives one of those oddly beautiful appearances that makes you wonder, is it gold? Is it green? Take a view of it in the sunlight, a real head turner down the road!

With the 3. 3 Liter straight V6 mated to an automatic transmission, this car makes for a enjoyable driver that stands out at the car show! With lots of new upgrades, this Pony comes equipped with the AM/FM radio, Power Steering,...

Powering this 1966 Ford Mustang is a 289 V8 backed by a c4 automatic transmission. The Beautiful Red paint shows well and is complimented by the rare White Interior.

In the sixties Oldsmobile stood for engineering and nothing shows that off more than this sharp Toronado, The official quote was if you were looking for more than Chevy or Pontiac could offer and were to embarrassed to buy a Cadillac this was the car for you. this was the most radical cars Oldsmobile ever offered an engineering marvel. this is one cool car finished in Autumn Bronze with matching interior. This car had so many ahead of it's time innovations Old's came up with a new slogan , Look to Old's for the new. A revolving barrel speedometer is one of the many cool features, there are no vent windows...

1966 was a banner year for the Ford Fairlane. With a plethora of body and engine options, the Fairlane was on a roll. 1966 was the first year the convertible was offered with the Fairlane nameplate and combined with wider, broad-shouldered styling, the 66 models had a lot more swagger. With stacked headlights, swept, coke bottle hips and a longer body, this 500XL Fairlane Convertible is very desirable. Finished in red with a black roof and black bucket seat with console interior, this car was well optioned. Such as cold AC, AM/FM radio, power convertible roof, Rally wheels and seat belts. Under the hood is a healthy 200hp, 289ci V8 with a 3-speed Cruise-O-Matic auto handling shifting duties. The car runs and drives well. There's no sign of rust or rot, and the chrome and trim is very presentable. This 66 500XL Fairlane is reported to have been fully restored years...